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The draw function takes a list hand and a list of unique non-negative
-integers positions that are all less than the length of hand. It removes
-hand[p] for each p in positions and returns a list of those elements in
-the order they appeared in hand (not the order they appeared in positions).
Fill in each blank with one of these names: list, map, filter, reverse,
-reversed, sort, sorted, append, insert, index, remove, pop,
-zip, or sum. See the built-in functions and
-list methods
-documentation for descriptions of what these do.
Discussion Time: Before writing anything, talk as a group about what -process you'll implement in order to make sure the right cards are removed and -returned. Try not to guess-and-check! The purpose of discussion is for you to -try to solve problems without the help of an interpreter checking your work.
- - - - Run in 61A Code -s and integer i, s.pop(i) returns and removes the ith
-element, which changes the position (index) of all the later elements but
-does not affect the position of prior elements.
-reversed(s) on a list s returns an iterator. Calling
-list(reversed(s)) returns a list of the elements in s in reversed order.
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- -Overview: A keyboard has a button for every letter of the alphabet. When a @@ -317,14 +253,33 @@